Film Review: 'The Place Beyond the Pines'
An overlong and under-conceived reunion between "Blue Valentine" director Derek Cianfrance and star Ryan Gosling.
Toronto International Film Festival
North American Fests Strengthen Biz Outreach
The top North American film festivals are striking while the iron is hot, beefing up industry outreach during a post-recession sales boom that burnishes their profiles and even helps filmmakers make a…
Tribeca, Focus pick up 'Tim Buckley'
Tribeca Film and Focus World have partnered to acquire U.S. rights to "Greetings From Tim Buckley" three months after its world premiere at the Toronto Film Festival.
Film Movement acquires 'Eva'
Film Movement has acquired North American rights to Michiel ten Horn's dark comedy "The Deflowering of Eva Van End."
Review: “The ABCs of Death”
An appallingly bad concoction of disgusting shorts that run through the alphabet but really should've stopped at "A."
Review: “Capital”
A cracking good melodrama set in a contemporary world of high finance and low cunning, Costa-Gavras' "Capital" nimbly plays on our worst memories of the 2008 economic meltdown.
Review: “Everybody Has a Plan”
Those who can't get enough of Viggo Mortensen will relish the actor's dual role in this otherwise tepid Spanish-language drama by first-time writer-director Ana Piterbarg.
Review: “Our Little Differences”
The gap between Europe's haves and have-nots opens into a chasm in the subtly modulated "Our Little Differences."
Review: “The Cowards Who Looked to the Sky”
Offering a well-meaning, downbeat take on domestic entrapment, teenage angst and suburban ennui, "The Cowards Who Looked to the Sky" plays like a pink film for social workers.
Review: “The Deflowering of Eva van End”
Pasolini's "Teorema" is successfully transplanted to Dutch suburbia in the effective tragicomedy "The Deflowering of Eva van End."
